Pedro Botelho

Brazilian footballer and midfielder

Pedro Botelho - Brazilian footballer and midfielder
Born

December 14th, 1989
35 years ago

Category

Athletes & Sports Figures

Country

Brazil

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A professional footballer from Brazil, played primarily as a midfielder. Started career at the youth level with Flamengo before moving to Europe. Joined English club Arsenal and played on loan at several teams, including a stint with Granada in Spain's La Liga. Recognized for technical skills and vision on the field.

Played for Arsenal in the Premier League

Had loan spells with clubs like Granada

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